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Businesses face potential disasters every second of the day. Malicious actors could be preparing to hack their online platforms, strong winds could leave them without power, or employee negligence may result in customer data falling into the wrong hands. Disruption appears to be waiting around every corner. Disaster Recovery (DR) has become a vital aspect for both a company’s IT and overall business strategy – with the primary objective being to recover from an outage or disaster as quickly as possible, thereby minimizing downtime.
Exabytes with Veeam makes a recovery from disaster faster and easier. We support low recovery time objectives (RTO) by mirroring your workloads, with the block level replication. Our architecture supports scalability along with multiple-site replication support, faster deployments, and more provisioning.
Have your off-premises data backup and disaster recovery needs met all by one solution, backed by Exabytes and Veeam. You will get fast failover of all your IT workloads — applications, data, servers and systems and fall back to the original data center with our DRaaS solutions.
Exabytes’s Disaster Recovery offers you advanced levels of computing for most demanding workloads.Our advanced penetration testing during failover tests helps to uncover all the vulnerabilities that your IT infrastructure might compromise of when hit by the disaster.
Exabytes DRaaS solutions are aligned to the requirements and needs of the users completely. It is adapted to specific business processes, applications, data and workflows. When it comes to disaster recovery offerings, we provide a variety of RPO and RTO solutions that cater to your requirements.
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Disaster recovery is similar to backup but it is used for larger instances. A complete image of your disk drives and servers are mirrored. The image allows you to restore the system quicker than reinstalling an OS and copying files.
Don’t get caught up on the term “disaster” and believe it has to be a major incident. A disaster can be your entire network crashes and your employees can no longer work for the day (or longer). With a disaster recovery plan, it replicates your entire computing environment – data, systems, networks, and applications – and makes it available when your primary environment is unavailable.
Veeam defines DRaaS, by offering it as part of a comprehensive availability strategy.
The Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) market gets a lot of buzz, but end users still find it challenging. Many of the products on the market today offer a DRaaS solution in addition to, or separate from, an overall data protection strategy, often pulling the focus of IT away from their current datacenter investments and momentum. These solutions add an additional layer of management complexity, and often leave businesses uncertain that they can actually recover if something goes terribly wrong.
Disaster recovery (DR) is the process of restoring critical IT systems, applications, and data after an outage, cyberattack, infrastructure failure, or other major disruption.
A disaster recovery strategy defines how workloads will be recovered and establishes targets such as the Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO).
Solutions such as Veeam DRaaS provide automated backup, replication, and rapid recovery capabilities to help ensure business continuity. Learn more about disaster recovery.
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) is essential for organisations that rely on continuous system availability and cannot afford prolonged downtime or data loss. This includes SMEs, enterprises, e-commerce businesses, financial institutions, healthcare providers and regulated industries.
Businesses with hybrid or cloud environments, limited in-house IT resources or strict compliance requirements particularly benefit from DRaaS solutions such as Veeam DRaaS, which provide automated backup, replication and rapid recovery without the cost of maintaining secondary infrastructure.
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and RPO (Recovery Point Objective) are key metrics used to measure the effectiveness of a disaster recovery strategy.
RTO refers to the maximum acceptable amount of time a system, application or service can be unavailable after a disruption. It defines how quickly operations must be restored to avoid significant business impact.
RPO refers to the maximum acceptable amount of data loss measured in time. It determines how frequently data must be backed up or replicated to minimise loss during an incident.
In a DRaaS solution, clearly defined RTO and RPO targets ensure that recovery processes are aligned with business continuity requirements, regulatory obligations and risk tolerance.
Backup focuses primarily on creating copies of data so that information can be restored when required.
Disaster recovery focuses on restoring operational IT environments, including applications, servers, systems, and data, after significant disruption.
Businesses commonly use both because backup protects data, while disaster recovery helps restore business operations. Learn the key differences between data backup and disaster recovery, and why your business needs both.
Testing frequency depends on workload criticality, business continuity requirements, infrastructure changes, and applicable regulatory obligations.
Organisations should conduct disaster recovery testing regularly and reassess their recovery plan after significant application, infrastructure or business changes.
Disaster recovery can support recovery following a ransomware incident by providing alternative recovery points or replicated workloads.
However, DR should form part of a broader ransomware strategy that includes cybersecurity monitoring, access controls, vulnerability management, backup protection, and incident response.
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